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Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Terrapin Station (Lady With A Fan) > #
3. Steep Grade Sharp Curves >
4. Mothers Only Son >
5. Left Me In A Hole
6. Hill Country Girl
7. Must've Had Your Reasons
8. Fine Excuses
9. Angel
10. Crooked Hitch
11. Big Spike Hammer
12. Going Across The Sea
13. Part 1 (Lord Only Knows) >
14. High Cross Junction >
15. Cuckoo's Nest >
16. Bolton Stretch

Set II
Disc 2
1. Intro
2. Terrapin Station (At A Siding) #*
3. If There's Still Ramblin In The Rambler(Let Him Go) > *
4. Raleigh & Spencer > *
5. Ramblin Reprise *
6. Crow Black Chicken *
7. New Deal Train
8. Boatman's Dance
9. Midwest Gospel Radio >
10. My Gal
11. Peace Of Mind >
12. Kentucky Mandolin > *
13. Peace Of Mind *
Disc 3
Encore
1. Crowd
2. Going To The Races *
3. Blue Collar Blues *

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Reviewer: iowajammer - - October 16, 2008
Subject: great show
I love to listen to this in the garden. They are happy and the tunes are great. Awesome recording too.

Reviewer: DMT - - October 15, 2008
Subject: thanks
TERRAPIN!!!

the Sheridan seems to bring something out of these guys... and i like it.

Reviewer: Brandon65 - - September 19, 2008
Subject: finally heard a terrapin!!
great show and great quality. nicely done and thanks philly..

Reviewer: ethomopson - - July 23, 2008
Subject: great show
Great show and great sound. Anybody know if the main stage set is available anywhere? For a short set, i was impressed w/ it as well.

Reviewer: Promontory Rider - - July 22, 2008
Subject: Bluegrass Swirl
One the best yonder shows I have been to in a long time. The vibe of the Sheridan is only surpassed in my mind by the Ryman in Nashville.
Danced with the cutest girl from Louisiana and then poof, she was gone and the floor turned liquid. The websters were there and made just like old times. Keep on picken and grinnen
A++ recording but we would expect nothing less from Phil.

Reviewer: Trophy H. - - July 9, 2008
Subject: Bowing Down
I was at the festival, saw 'em on saturday, but I missed this show. So glad it ended up here!

Love the yonder.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Now if only I could find Leftover's show...

Reviewer: HipHop420 - - June 27, 2008
Subject: !
Yonder is on point how many recent shows have you been to THAT GUY? not too many obviously. DONT BE THAT GUY!

Reviewer: Heyitsthatguy - - June 27, 2008
Subject: I Like It.
Almost sounding like the Yonder of old, except with new songs; which I think we can all agree is awesome. Dave actually sounded pretty good, not flubbing rolls for once in a long time; and Jeff? Playing scales in Terrapin? Studying charts or jazz chords or something? Whatever it is, keep it going, because it sounds great.
Plus, they finally played Terrapin. Tremendous.

Reviewer: pickngood - - June 26, 2008
Subject: JUST FORGET ABOUT IT!!!
You have never heard a show like this... in history. I have never seen a show like this... the vibe in the opera house and the insanity and the intensity/complexity of the jams were outrageous! The peeps were IN and it was all ON!!! This was the get-down event of the century, not to mention of the entire festival. Uncharted territory of out-there-ness and excellence... Hello? Terrapin Station Opener-- Both Sets... You figure it out folks-- i don't know if we did or not, but i think we did!!! What happened that fated night anyway????????????? And who was that masked man???? Boy are we glad we left the kids at home for this one!!! Thank you yonder and co. for one melting night of kaleidoscopic, fine-ass bluegrass fun and madness!!!! :)

Reviewer: Pearhead - - June 26, 2008
Subject: Must have been the altitude...
Thanks Phil! You the man :D

Notes

A YonderTaper Production - "Broadcasting in the Highest of Fidelity"
# First Time Played
* w/Ronnie McCoury - Mandolin & Vocals
Encore was unplugged at the lip of the stage
Big thanks to Kevin Gregory, Ben Hines, and all the Yonder guys.